Getting Started

Getting started

This walks you from a fresh install to a working chat command and an alert.

1. Find your way around

The left rail has the main sections: Home, Automation, Chat, Audio, Input, Platforms, Overlays, Apps and Settings. Each section lists its pages beside the rail. Press Ctrl+K (or click "Jump to a page..." at the top) to jump to any page by name. The top bar shows connection chips for what is connected; the status bar at the bottom shows problems and uptime.

Home > Dashboard shows what is connected, today's runs and events, and recent activity.

2. Connect your platforms

Open Platforms, pick Twitch, YouTube, Kick or Rumble and sign in. See Connecting Platforms for details.

3. Connect OBS

In OBS open Tools > WebSocket Server Settings, tick Enable WebSocket server and click Show Connect Info. In Cuebot open Apps > Stream apps > OBS, add a connection and paste the port and password. See Stream Apps and Devices.

4. Your first chat command

1. Automation > Commands: click +, name it "hello" and enter !hello as the command.
2. Automation > Actions: click +, name the action "Say hello".
3. On Sub-actions click + Sub-action, search "send chat message" and enter Hello %user%, welcome in!.
4. On Triggers click + Trigger, choose Chat command and pick "hello".
5. Type !hello in your chat. Cuebot answers.

5. A follow alert

1. Create an action "Thank followers".
2. Add Set source visibility (OBS) to show an alert source, a Delay of 5 seconds, and Set source visibility again to hide it. Add Speak to have TTS read "Thanks for the follow, %user%!".
3. Add a Follow trigger for your platform.
4. Use Test trigger... to try it with a pretend follower.

Cuebot starts with a few example actions in the Examples group; open them to see how they are built.

Next

• Actions and Triggers for branching, queues, timers and variables.
• Text to Speech to read chat aloud.
• Moving from Streamer.bot if you already have actions there.